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4 contributions to Non-Fiction Author Lab
Got questions? I'll answer them :)
Some of you have taken advantage of this already, but every Monday here in Skool I host a Book Marketing Lab where I do some free group coaching to anyone who attends. This is a great opportunity for you to get some insight on book marketing and meet some of your fellow Author-Labbers. You joined a community to meet like-minded people...right? 😃 Here's a recording of a previous one if you want to get an inside look: https://www.skool.com/selfpublishingbooks/classroom/7ad1e6a9?md=99046c6399be43b5bb14962e1adef647 If you're an author who's already published, or working on a book currently, feel free to hop in next Monday and bring some questions, or just listen in and learn a few things! No need to stay for the entire hour, you can pop in and out when you'd like. The only requirement to attend is that you have to be at least level 2 here in Skool.
Got questions? I'll answer them :)
1 like • 28d
I have a question about the cost of an editorial assessment and proofreading service. I'm working with an editor as she's reviewing my manuscript. Is there a going rate for these services?
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@Joe Tyndall Thank you for your valuable input. I've been using Claude and Grammarly for things like sentence structure and help with rephrasing paragraphs that sound odd. I went with a human editor mainly for the emotional insight. I appreciate the info!
Welcome! Introduce yourself + share a pic of your favorite place to write 🎉
Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are, a photo of where you write, and what your book is about. 😊
1 like • Jul 16
Hi, I'm Kim Arendt and I'm working on my manuscript called "From Invisible to Intentional : From Soul-Crushing Job to Self-Defined Midlife Reinvention". It's taken me years to get to the point that I'm serious about launching a memoir/non-fiction book. @Julie Broad - I have your Self-Publish & Succeed book and now am worried that my 1st 20 pages (Prologue, Chapter 1 and Chapter 2) may not grip my audience of women over 50 ready for a career change. My prologue and Chapter 1 are on point, but Chapter 2 describes my family dynamic - the why I am the way I am - which flows easily from chapter 1's ending. It's the memoir part of the manuscript. Would it be best to move that chapter to later in the sequencing? I'm currently house/pet sitting in CA wine country so I'm sending a pic from here. My book is about helping midlife women get out of their 'stuck' career and into a position of clarity and purpose for their next chapter.
Self-Publish and Succeed Day 2
Fabulous day! The author panel was very diversified, and so informative! A lot of information was covered!
Self-Publish and Succeed Summit
For those participating in the summit - what's your favorite takeaway from Day 1?
Self-Publish and Succeed Summit
4 likes • Nov '25
Chad has so much knowledge and is so interesting! Day 1 has been so enlightening!
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I'm working on my memoir about being a middle child and how it impacted my adult life.

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